Well done, more coming your way. That's the San Francisco sound, characteristic of the psychedelic/progressive movement of the late 60s. Jefferson Airplane, Country Joe, It's a Beautiful Day, Iron Butterfly, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Moby Grape, Grateful Dead...all came from that SF, Haight-Ashbury neighborhood
are you sure Iron Butterfly is from the Bay Area? I'm a native and I don't remember them being among our groups. You didn't mention the Doobies, Creedence, Joy Of Cooking, Santana, Romeo Void, Green Day, Train and many others.
Please search for Polyphia - Playing God, or Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians - Air Of December, Tom Misch - Disco Yes. They aren't exactly the most fresh by now but newer.
A thing to remember - this band was a "live" band. They had many shows out in parks where young people who had no jobs (and lucky enough to not be drafted) would sit for hours as a bunch of musicians performed. Contemporary music is the opposite. It is designed to have fewer performing musicians, who perform less at a time (this band's performances would last for hours), and usually consumed in private as opposed to at large, informal gatherings where people were socializing for many hours.
I was born in the late 50s and I would love to have been at those concerts. I really miss the concert tickets, they were colorful and had do much chacter
Califonia Sunshine is what he sang as in Orange Sunshine a popular brand of LSD back in the day...or so I've heard... hahahaha. Try the song Mona or Silver and Gold. By the way the Keyboard player on this was Nicky Hopkins,one of the very few people who played with The Beatles and the Rolling Stones,
Chet Powers on lead is absolutely incredible on this track. Insane how great his performance is here. I read he had a lot of problems in his life - seems a lot of truly great artists have trouble with other parts of their life. My late nephew couldn't do anything and never had money but he played guitar insanely good without any training.
7:10 "Have another hit of California sunshine" is the line. When this was released in 1970, I was a junior in high school. Tons of fantastic music came from that era. There's so much, that you just can't listen to all of it. The 1960's were the years of AM Top 40. As time became closer to 1970, there were more groups making albums, especially leading up to the time of Woodstock in August '69. After that, the explosion of groups or bands was so much that, like I stated, it was impossible to listen to all of it. Great time to be a teen and/or in your twenties through the decade..
One of the first "3 guitar attack" bands formed in 1965. John Cippolina, Dino Valenti, and Gary Duncan. Nicky Hopkins on the keys. Other songs include Mona, Gold and Silver, Who Do You Love, Pride of Man, even a cover of the Roy Roger/Dale Evans signature song Happy Trails To You.
Their most powerful song is probably "What About Me?" You should be the first to do that one. It tells the truth. "Fresh Air" was on the radio way back, and is pretty cool too. Lord knows we need fresh air.
California Sunshine. LSD was sold on that name. Try "The Fool" (it's a journey to bliss), or Joseph's Coat or Fire Brothers or Hope. They played sort of laid-back Acid R&B.
Loved this song a lot, still do. Yes agreed, this is definitely the SF sound. Just a great song. I don't know how many original members are still with the band, but they are still performing. I do know that maybe 4 original members died.
That echo sound is called “ Reverb “ . It was big during the seventies. Any group out of L.A. and San Francisco sounding better then any regions of country back then .Mid sixties to mid seventies put out the Acid Rock and Hippie overtone songs. I had an equalizer that I hooked up my first digital Pioneer stereo receiver back in 1973 . I could tweak it to give mega bass and reverb. Catching a buzz and listening to “ When the Levee Breaks “ by L.Z. was a trans portal to the planet Pluto . Some one mentioned to listen to “ What about Me.” DEFINITELY play that on TH-cam! It compliments Fresh Air and it’s lyrics are still very relevant to todays events in America ……..
Such a talented band and great song. My father was a service manager at an English auto dealership in SF and Dino/Jessie would bring his Jag in for servicing. He gave my dad some albums, don't think they were signed though. Dad said he had a blond girl on each arm, twins. Lol. Anyway, back then when he played them I hated them. I was too young and I liked the Beatles at that time. Now I appreciate the hell out of them and am glad I was introduced to them then. Brings back great memories of that time of my life too.
So, if ya want a true bay are killer song from a truly underrated band (mostly known on the west coast) try Coldblood...their tune Ready to Live is incredible ! Features a very very talented lead singer named Lydia Pence. Song is circa 1972 .
Quicksilver was among the most psychedelic of the Bay Area bands ("the Hat", "Mojo", "Cobra"). But their singer was so abrasive I'm not surprised they didn't have much commercial success.
That's the time and place I grew up. Seen QuinSilver how many Times?? high; sitting on the floor stage front & center at the Fillmore and Winterland, Golden Gate Park. Dino Valenti (this singer) was awesome to watch and hear.. Good times, Yup, Better times??
We watched your commentary on "Fresh Air" today, and had to laugh. And then we discussed why you came up with your conclusions. As with another young gentleman, a little younger than you, commenting on the same song with a similar reaction as you. We actually felt sad for the two of you. Are you both Metal fans? Have you both put yourselves in a little box, only litening to the same music as when you were 15 years old? This is not unusual, and you shouldn't be offended by what I say here. l was lucky to have parents who were music fans, and I was able to listen to almost every song ever written and recorded. From Beetoven to Bach to Jazz, to Country, Big Band, Elvis Presley, The Beatles and on and on. Quicksilver Messenger Service is my favorite band ofall time, and we have seen them several times in the 1970's. They are a BASIC ROCK BAND, nothing more. But they had style all there own due to with the main three members and their individual abilities. But with all of that said, I am a professional musician and have no idea of any of the 1,000 new bands your are probably farmiliar with. I could easily play guitar for almost any band in the history of recorded music, but the musicians I meet today who are 10 years younger than me could never do that. Because they have pigenholed themselves in the same stlye of music since they were 15. And I find that to be a very sad thing. Keep listening to all music prior to 1992, it is so incrieibly deverse in style and sound.
You missed their best music and that would be first album and the great Happy Trails album . This is album is the start of the slide. Two completely different sounds
Well done, more coming your way. That's the San Francisco sound, characteristic of the psychedelic/progressive movement of the late 60s. Jefferson Airplane, Country Joe, It's a Beautiful Day, Iron Butterfly, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Moby Grape, Grateful Dead...all came from that SF, Haight-Ashbury neighborhood
I think Paul Butterfield was from Chicago.
Great sounding piece here, and loved the message
@@edprzydatek8398 Yeah, my bad.
@@WMalven No prob. Sorry to be so picky.
are you sure Iron Butterfly is from the Bay Area? I'm a native and I don't remember them being among our groups. You didn't mention the Doobies, Creedence, Joy Of Cooking, Santana, Romeo Void, Green Day, Train and many others.
Grove music. Timeless. Peace ✌️
I just turned 24 and I wish I could’ve lived the late 60s and 70s etc.. Todays generation music is dead sadly. This song right here is a masterpiece💎
Fortunately the music of those eras is still around for us to learn and enjoy today 😁
Please search for Polyphia - Playing God, or Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians - Air Of December, Tom Misch - Disco Yes. They aren't exactly the most fresh by now but newer.
My generation. The music is timeless. Still relevant.
A thing to remember - this band was a "live" band. They had many shows out in parks where young people who had no jobs (and lucky enough to not be drafted) would sit for hours as a bunch of musicians performed. Contemporary music is the opposite. It is designed to have fewer performing musicians, who perform less at a time (this band's performances would last for hours), and usually consumed in private as opposed to at large, informal gatherings where people were socializing for many hours.
I was born in the late 50s and I would love to have been at those concerts. I really miss the concert tickets, they were colorful and had do much chacter
Califonia Sunshine is what he sang as in Orange Sunshine a popular brand of LSD back in the day...or so I've heard... hahahaha. Try the song Mona or Silver and Gold. By the way the Keyboard player on this was Nicky Hopkins,one of the very few people who played with The Beatles and the Rolling Stones,
Chet Powers on lead is absolutely incredible on this track. Insane how great his performance is here. I read he had a lot of problems in his life - seems a lot of truly great artists have trouble with other parts of their life. My late nephew couldn't do anything and never had money but he played guitar insanely good without any training.
Man, you are on point today! Excellent tune choices and reactions. That is all.............
I 2nd that.
Reminds me of Traffic. Peace ✌️
7:10 "Have another hit of California sunshine" is the line. When this was released in 1970, I was a junior in high school. Tons of fantastic music came from that era. There's so much, that you just can't listen to all of it. The 1960's were the years of AM Top 40. As time became closer to 1970, there were more groups making albums, especially leading up to the time of Woodstock in August '69. After that, the explosion of groups or bands was so much that, like I stated, it was impossible to listen to all of it. Great time to be a teen and/or in your twenties through the decade..
One of the first "3 guitar attack" bands formed in 1965. John Cippolina, Dino Valenti, and Gary Duncan. Nicky Hopkins on the keys. Other songs include Mona, Gold and Silver, Who Do You Love, Pride of Man, even a cover of the Roy Roger/Dale Evans signature song Happy Trails To You.
Their most powerful song is probably "What About Me?"
You should be the first to do that one. It tells the truth.
"Fresh Air" was on the radio way back, and is pretty cool too.
Lord knows we need fresh air.
Let's not forget the great Nicky Hopkins on keyboards.
California Sunshine. LSD was sold on that name. Try "The Fool" (it's a journey to bliss), or Joseph's Coat or Fire Brothers or Hope. They played sort of laid-back Acid R&B.
I love watching you groove to some of the best music of my generation. Us old hippies welcome you to our world.
I'd like to see Hip Hop or Rappers do vocals like this. Human Pipes at their very best.
Loved this song a lot, still do. Yes agreed, this is definitely the SF sound. Just a great song. I don't know how many original members are still with the band, but they are still performing. I do know that maybe 4 original members died.
10/29/1980 estimated prophet/terripin station. Grateful Dead.
That echo sound is called “ Reverb “ . It was big during the seventies. Any group out of L.A. and San Francisco sounding better then any regions of country back then .Mid sixties to mid seventies put out the Acid Rock and Hippie overtone songs. I had an equalizer that I hooked up my first digital Pioneer stereo receiver back in 1973 . I could tweak it to give mega bass and reverb. Catching a buzz and listening to “ When the Levee Breaks “ by L.Z. was a trans portal to the planet Pluto . Some one mentioned to listen to “ What about Me.” DEFINITELY play that on TH-cam! It compliments Fresh Air and it’s lyrics are still very relevant to todays events in America ……..
From my perspective as an old fart, this is such a distinct west coast hippie sound - as opposed to the UK bands I grew up with.
Such a talented band and great song. My father was a service manager at an English auto dealership in SF and Dino/Jessie would bring his Jag in for servicing. He gave my dad some albums, don't think they were signed though. Dad said he had a blond girl on each arm, twins. Lol. Anyway, back then when he played them I hated them. I was too young and I liked the Beatles at that time. Now I appreciate the hell out of them and am glad I was introduced to them then. Brings back great memories of that time of my life too.
Wow. Brings back the good old days 😜. Thanks 🙏
So, if ya want a true bay are killer song from a truly underrated band (mostly known on the west coast) try Coldblood...their tune Ready to Live is incredible ! Features a very very talented lead singer named Lydia Pence. Song is circa 1972 .
Late teens, 1970s, Winterland... memories...thank you
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"Sweet California sunshine"
Thanks for The QMS.
Quicksilver was among the most psychedelic of the Bay Area bands ("the Hat", "Mojo", "Cobra"). But their singer was so abrasive I'm not surprised they didn't have much commercial success.
I played Dino's Song in a cover band I was in, they are cool. Either Santana was influenced by them or vice versa
That's the time and place I grew up.
Seen QuinSilver how many Times??
high; sitting on the floor stage front & center at the Fillmore and Winterland, Golden Gate Park.
Dino Valenti (this singer) was awesome to watch and hear..
Good times, Yup, Better times??
We watched your commentary on "Fresh Air" today, and had to laugh. And then we discussed why you came up with your conclusions. As with another young gentleman, a little younger than you, commenting on the same song with a similar reaction as you. We actually felt sad for the two of you. Are you both Metal fans? Have you both put yourselves in a little box, only litening to the same music as when you were 15 years old? This is not unusual, and you shouldn't be offended by what I say here. l was lucky to have parents who were music fans, and I was able to listen to almost every song ever written and recorded. From Beetoven to Bach to Jazz, to Country, Big Band, Elvis Presley, The Beatles and on and on. Quicksilver Messenger Service is my favorite band ofall time, and we have seen them several times in the 1970's. They are a BASIC ROCK BAND, nothing more. But they had style all there own due to with the main three members and their individual abilities. But with all of that said, I am a professional musician and have no idea of any of the 1,000 new bands your are probably farmiliar with. I could easily play guitar for almost any band in the history of recorded music, but the musicians I meet today who are 10 years younger than me could never do that. Because they have pigenholed themselves in the same stlye of music since they were 15. And I find that to be a very sad thing. Keep listening to all music prior to 1992, it is so incrieibly deverse in style and sound.
The Sunshine line you mentioned is "...of sweet California sunshine...."
Ah ok, thanks 😁
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Straight from the Haight! West Coast is the Best Coast!
Love QMS, great reaction!
Try Who do You Love biggest song of theres
How many songs have a kick ass guitar solo and a kick ass piano solo ?
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You missed their best music and that would be first album and the great Happy Trails album . This is album is the start of the slide. Two completely different sounds
Bit of early Santana vibe here.
The live version is 🔥too! 🔥🤘✌